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U.S. tariffs hurt Minda Corp.'s exports, but the company plans growth via global expansion and localization.
U.S. tariffs, including a 50% duty on Indian goods, are causing short-term challenges for Minda Corporation, a major Indian auto component maker, according to Executive Director Aakash Minda at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
While exports face headwinds, the company expects long-term supply chain stabilization as global manufacturing shifts away from China.
Minda is expanding production in India, Indonesia, and Vietnam, exploring nearshoring via Mexico, and aiming to triple exports in five years.
Investments in electronic component localization, digitization, and partnerships are underway, including a Rs 1,200 crore plan in Maharashtra and talks with Uttar Pradesh.
India’s automotive sector remains vital, contributing 7.1% to GDP and 49% to manufacturing GDP.
Los aranceles estadounidenses perjudicaron las exportaciones de Minda Corp, pero la compañía planea crecer a través de la expansión global y la localización.